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English, French, German (lived in Europe as a child) and Spanish (San Antonio, TX is my hometown). My stepdad tried to teach me Japanese too, but it didn't stick. 
Ummm...
1. Once while on the force, responding to a fire in my personal vehicle. 82 in a 65.
2. Twice after I left the force:
- 60 in a 45; sped up one sign too soon in my rush to get to work.
- The most humiliating...25 in a 15 (city park). Pulled over by a possum cop (park ranger for civilians). I didn't even have my foot on the accelerator. I was COASTING and didn't see any signs.
But I knew I was in the wrong and was very respectful and polite...so no tickets.
Ummm...
1. Once while on the force, responding to a fire in my personal vehicle. 82 in a 65.
2. Twice after I left the force:
- 60 in a 45; sped up one sign too soon in my rush to get to work.
- The most humiliating...25 in a 15 (city park). Pulled over by a possum cop (park ranger for civilians). I didn't even have my foot on the accelerator. I was COASTING and didn't see any signs.
But I knew I was in the wrong and was very respectful and polite...so no tickets.
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English, French, German (lived in Europe as a child) and Spanish (San Antonio, TX is my hometown). My stepdad tried to teach me Japanese too, but it didn't stick.
